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prettier

1.4.3

Comparision Betweeen 1.4.3 and 1.4.2

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Version 1.4.3 Details

Prettier version 1.4.3 is a minor patch release following version 1.4.2, both being opinionated JavaScript formatters designed to enforce consistent code style automatically. This update includes refinements and fixes, ensuring more reliable and predictable code formatting. Developers transitioning from 1.4.2 will find that 1.4.3 maintains the core functionality while incorporating incremental improvements.

A key difference lies within the development dependencies. Version 1.4.3 updates its internal "prettier" dependency to version 1.4.2 (instead of 1.4.0 as in the previous version) and "typescript" from version 2.3.2 to 2.3.4. Also the git repository for the "typescript-eslint-parser" changed from "git://github.com/vjeux/typescript-eslint-parser.git#488ba4f273f52ee6ef8d951d7ae84d28231e2fe9" to "git://github.com/eslint/typescript-eslint-parser.git#806251524424e3ad91e750da0f76b8de25ed0b42". These changes suggest a focus on enhanced TypeScript support and alignment with the newer eslint tooling.

For developers concerned with maintainability and avoiding regressions, version 1.4.3 offers a slightly more stable and current foundation. Users experimenting with TypeScript, ESLint, or those relying on Prettier's formatting consistency will benefit most from this patch release. While the core API and functionalities remain consistent, upgrading to 1.4.3 assures access to bug fixes and refined tooling integrations, contributing to a smoother development workflow. Be mindful that any changes using git repositories instead of pinned version may contain breaking changes.

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